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Mililtary Records
Source:
History of Preble County, Ohio
with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches
H. Z. Williams & Bro., Publishers
1881

CHAPTER XIII.

PREBLE IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION

20TH OHIO INFANTRY 93RD OHIO INFANTRY
22ND OHIO INFANTRY 112TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
35TH OHIO INFANTRY 191ST OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
39TH OHIO INFANTRY 5TH INDEPENDENT CO. OF SHARP-SHOOTERS
47TH OHIO INFANTRY 5TH INDEPENDENT CO SHARP SHOOTERS
50TH OHIO INFANTRY 156TH OHIO NATIONAL GUARD
54TH OHIO INFANTRY 2ND OHIO VOLUNTEER CAVALRY
69TH OHIO INFANTRY 5TH OHIO CAVALRY
73RD OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 1ST REGIMENT OHIO HEAVY ARTILLERY
75TH OHIO INFANTRY 2ND REGIMENT OHIO HEAVY ARTILLERY
81ST OHIO INFANTRY 8TH OHIO BATTERY
81ST OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY 5TH REGIMENT U. S. COLORED TROOPS
86TH OHIO INFANTRY 27TH REGIMENT U. S. COLORED TROOPS
87TH OHIO INFANTRY THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS


EIGHTY-SIXTH OHIO INFANTRY

     The regiment was recruited originally for the three months' service, and then reorganized for six months' service.  The former organization was effected in May 1862, under a special call to repel Jackson, who had defeated Banks, and was threatening to invade the North.  It did guard duty at Grafton, Virginia, Parkersburgh, and other points, and moved to Beverly and elsewhere to repel an enemy which did not exist.  The regiment was mustered out at Camp Delaware, at the expiration of its term.
     The six months' regiment was raised by a number of officers of the old organization, headed by Major (afterwards Colonel) Lemert, of Bucyrus.  It was moved to Zanesville, to join in the pursuit of Morgan, then on his raid through Ohio, but was too late to be of much service.  Returning to Camp Tod, it was in August ordered to Kentucky, as a part of the expedition against Cumberland Gap, which was taken by the Federal forces.  The Eighty-sixth took possession of and "held the fort," remaining there as a garrison, subsisting scantily off the country, and skirmishing often with guerillas, until its term of service was over, when it returned to Ohio and was mustered out at Cleveland February 10, 1863.

(Three Months' Service.)

COMPANY A.

COMMISSIONED OFFICER.

Captain Robert R. VanClevere

PRIVATES.

Barkelow, James T.
Bell, Samuel H.
Brown, James L.
Early, Samuel Y.
Eddy, Ezra
Graham, Robert
Hill, Oscar F.
Johnston, James F.
Kemple, Henry H.
Lindsay, Nathaniel K.
Newton, Thomas A.
Ramsey, Joseph Y.

COMPANY B.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER.

Sergeant John A. Whiteside

PRIVATES.

Case, Alfred J.
Fornshell, Henry C.
Fornshell, Linton
Hershman, John
Lloyd, Edward
Pitz, John
Stiezenbach, George
Wiley, Isaac A.
Zeigler, Moses

COMPANY H.

PRIVATES.

Acton, Joseph P.
Acton, George
Acton, William C.
Stevens, William H.
Turner, John B.
Welch, Isaiah N.

(Six Months' Service.)

COMPANY K.

PRIVATES.

Ammerman, William M.
Eddy, Washington
Grayham, Robert N.
Johnston, James F.
Kemple, William A.
Moore, Samuel
Newton, Thomas A.
Ramsey, Joseph T.
Wright, William
 

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